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Ms jiang cut a string into 16 equal pieces if the lenght of each piece was exactly 7.3 inches long what was the original lenght

of the string she cut

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Klio2033 [76]3 years ago

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let X equal initial string length

X / 16 = 7.3

X = 7.3 * 16

X = 116.8

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